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These trains run through the countryside around Battambang in Cambodia. They are an incredibly simple design and as the name suggest are made of a considerable amount of bamboo, which gives great strength for little weight. They run on the old railway lines that were built by the French when Cambodia was still a colony. So who gets right of way? Well the rule is the train with the most passengers gets right of way.
However if a train is carrying a motorbike it has right of way over a train carrying more passengers. However everyone seems to take it in their stride and help each other out in taking the trains off the tracks.
While we were out in Philly, we went to some of the well known landmarks of the city, including the famous and beautifully, romantic, Love Park. It was a cold winter day in February of 2014. Almost the perfect day for a Valentine's Day Proposal. Roses were given, Jesse down on one knee, and right before his eyes, the engagement ring was snatched right out of his hand! The sudden ring robbery had people astonished. Some stepped up to the plate and others just stared in disbelief, but in the end it was luckily just a funny prank!
A British magician has apparently walked across the River Thames, in front of the Houses of Parliament, and claims that no trick photography was used in the stunt. 28-year-old Dynamo – real name Steve Frayne – performed the trick as part of his upcoming TV show Dynamo: Magician Impossible, which starts on the Watch channel in a couple of weeks.
The stunt was certainly eye-catching and has gained Dynamo a great deal of press. He’s not the first magician to walk on water, with the American Criss Angel having done the same thing a few years ago. It’s widely believed that plexiglass is used in such stunts. However, Dynamo’s walk across the Thames took place in a much less easily controlled environment. Did the production crew manage to get a piece of plexiglass across the entire river? It’s possible, since one of the tricks to magic is to make people discount as impossible something that is merely improbable.
Okay, here’s how to work out how he did it:
1. Did he really walk on water? No.
2. Therefore he walked on something solid. Yes.
3. Plexiglass is the obvious solution.
Anything else can be discounted. He really didn’t seem to be suspended by wires, and the crowd would have spotted that. And forget about air-cushioned shoes. No, he was walking on something that we couldn’t see, possibly a small plexiglass shelf. The exact mechanics aren’t clear. But the key to any trick like this is to do plan things properly. Dynamo didn’t do something impossible. He did something highly improbable.
So you’re thinking: he couldn’t put plexiglass under such a large part of the Thames. Of course he could. He’d have to plan it properly, in advance, and get permission. But he’s counting on you assuming that he wouldn’t invest the time and money in doing exactly that. This show probably had a pretty good budget… Anything is possible, so long as you persuade people to discount the obvious solution.
It’s unlikely that Dynamo will reveal how he performed the trick at any point. Perhaps he’s just Jesus after all?
Flying fish actually glide rather than truly fly. They launch themselves into the air by beating the tail very fast and spreading their pectoral fins to use as wings. There are 52 different species of flying fish which are found in the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
While it’s not the first time Braxton’s cakes have been on display, I can only imagine that the embarrassment is still as great as the very first time!
Details + video of Toni’s wardrobe malfunction below…
Throughout her set, the “Unbreak My Heart” singer tugged at her sequined frock and seemed to be having problems keep it intact. Soon, she brought a male fans up to dance with her on stage, and as she shimmy’s away. so does her outfit!
Toni continues to dance with her back to the crowd, totally unaware that her back was exposed! And shocker… the men she brought onstage didn’t even bother to tell her about her wardrobe malfunction!
As the singer continued to flash her butt to the crowd, the cheers mounted — but Toni must have just thought she was doing a great job on stage.
As you can see from the video below, Braxton finally realized mid-way through the performance that her butt was exposed and attempted to pull up her skirt.
After she couldn’t keep covered, an honorable male fan offered her his suit jacket as a cover up.
In the meantime, several members of Toni’s entourage (including Atlanta’s own Reco Chapple) tried to assist with adjusting her dress, and after all else failed, Toni finally ripped off what was left of the garment and finished the show rocking the suit jacket and her sparkly nude spanx-like undergarment.
An animatronic "devil baby" in a remote controlled stroller goes on a rampage through the streets of New York City and hidden cameras record people's reactions.
On Sunday, January 12th, 2014 tens of thousands of people took off their pants on subways in over 60 cities in 25 countries around the world. Here is the NYC video, featuring over 4,000 participants on 11 different train lines.
Thousands of New York straphangers stripped off their pants Sunday for the 13th Annual No Pants Subway Ride.
Improv Everywhere founded the event in 2002 in New York. Since then, the event has spread across the world, from Mexico City to Berlin to Hong Kong. This year, passengers aboard trains in 65 cities in 25 countries participated.
A deadly blast of arctic air that shattered decades-old temperature records as it enveloped the eastern United States caused Niagara Falls on the United States and Canadian border to become a winter wonderland.
This is the heartbreaking, true story of a little boy in China named He Zili. He’s 11 years old, and he spends most of his days chained up like a dog in the province of Zhejiang. The reason why is tough to handle.
When Zili was only 1 year old, he suffered a head injury that sparked mental problems.He is often shackled to his father – like a dog.This story really highlights the problems with how mental disorders are handled in rural China.Zili is currently being looked after by his physically disabled grandfather and his intellectually handicapped father after his mother died of cancer.They stated that there was no choice but to chain Zili up because he was attacking people around him.The horrifying photos are tough to look at it. He’s a small boy without a chance.
His partially paralyzed grandfather struggles every single day with Zili, unable to truly help him and resorting to this slave-like method of treatment.A neighbor cautiously looks through her door as Zili runs by…still shackled.He even sleeps with the chain around his leg. The conditions they live in are terrible enough, even without the chain.
There’s only 1.5 psychiatrists per 100,000 people in China. In rural China, those with mental disorders don’t even stand a chance. People, even young boys like Zili, are forced to live lives worse than some dogs because of this ongoing problem.
It’s difficult to help children like Zili, but several organizations do exist to aid rural China. One is called Free The Children that you can check out if you’d like to help. If you know of any others, feel free to e-mail us the links.
Share this article if you’d like to raise awareness of Zili’s struggles. He, and others like him, need help.
AR Wear developed this product so that women and girls could have more power to control the outcome of a sexual assault. We wanted to offer some peace of mind in situations that cause feelings of apprehension, such as going out on a blind date, taking an evening run, "clubbing", traveling in unfamiliar countries, and any other activity that might make one anxious about the possibility of an assault.
We believe that the tools of self-defense currently available are not effective in many common settings of sexual assault. Training in martial arts or products such as pepper spray, tear gas, stun guns, etc. can only help if the potential victim is extremely alert and bold when an attack occurs. Worse still, products of self-defense can be taken from the victim and used against her.
We read studies reviewing the statistics of resisting assault, whether by forceful or non-forceful means. We learned that resistance increases the chance of avoiding a completed rape without making the victim more likely to be physically injured. We concluded that an item of clothing that creates an effective barrier layer can allow women and girls to passively resist an attacker, in addition to any other form of resistance they may be able to carry out at the time of an assault.
Our goal is to offer a wide range of wearable items, which will include assorted types and styles of underwear, running shorts, traveling shorts, etc., suitable for different situations and the styles of individual users. The challenge was to design products that can be worn comfortably while still being able to frustrate an assault effectively. The garments must be very difficult for someone else to remove by either force or stealth (in situations where the victim cannot resist because she has had too much to drink, was drugged, or is asleep).
They need to be resistant to pulling, tearing and cutting while being comfortable to wear during normal activities and, as in the case of underwear, fit smoothly under form-fitting outer clothing
Just when you thought you have seen everything, here comes the 'Tweeting Bra'. That's right! The bra actually tweets every time it is unclasped.
Before you question the need for such a thing, know that it's not for sale and neither is it a publicity gimmick (at least we hope).
Brainchild of Greek marketing group OgilvyOne Athens, the 'Tweeting Bra' is part of a campaign from Nestle Fitness for October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Maria Bacodimou, a popular Greek TV presenter, will wear it for 2 weeks. Every time she unhooks it, the bra will automatically tweet to her followers, reminding them to perform breast self-exams.
How does this work? A special mechanism is hidden under the hook of the bra. Every time it is unhooked, it sends a signal to a cell phone. Then the cell phone notifies a server, and the server generates the tweet.
And the Tweeting Bra, naturally, has its own Twitter account too.
However, there's a catch. The bra only tweets in Greek as the campaign has only been launched in Greece as of now.
Asian Silver Carp (also called "flying carp" for obvious reasons) make fishing easy in an Illinois river...
The Silver Carp is an invasive species in North America. They tend to jump right out of the water when startled, giving them the nickname "flying carp". Due to the extremely narrow river the engine noise traveled in front of the boat as well as behind, startling all the fish in the canal and forcing the boaters to "run the gauntlet!"
